Basic site survey & design training
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This document provides an overview of a training module on survey and design. The training introduces site surveys, including concepts, tools, procedures, and different types of surveys like site engineering surveys and site investigation surveys. It explains that site surveys are used in telecommunications to collect information and design engineering solutions to improve networks for customers. Trainees will learn about performing various types of surveys, analyzing survey results, and producing a technical site survey report. The schedule outlines discussions and activities over two days to cover these topics.
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- 1. www.huawei.com Survey and Design Training Basic Module Training
- 2. TRAINING TARGET > In depth knowledge object and function of site survey. > Understanding survey concept, flow and procedure > Understanding basic survey as professional surveyor > Can provide simple survey report.
- 3. OBJECTIVE > What is site survey & design > Survey concept, tools, flow & procedure > Site engineering survey basic > Site investigation survey basic > Survey report
- 4. What is site survey & design In Telecommunication industry, site survey and design is one of important thing, to provide engineering solution that will deliver to be implemented on network of customer. With the recent changes in technology and the growing need to send even more and bigger amounts of information wirelessly, the demand and concerns over wireless telecommunication towers has also grown. As have the regulations and ordinances now surrounding getting one approved. In order to save time and money companies are best served by thoroughly researching their options and making sure to have reputable surveying companies perform the necessary surveys.
- 5. Survey Concept, Tools, Flow & Procedure > Concept : the aim concept of survey is to take all information from existing site or new site to provide solution and helpful network customer more better. > Tools : the basic tools used for site survey is camera, GPS, compass, safety tools (safety belt, helmet, shoes, etc), ampere meter and more. > Flow & Procedure: pre-survey >>preparation>>survey activity>>survey analysis>>design and solution>>implementation
- 6. Site engineering survey basic > Site engineering survey : Site engineering survey is collecting information of engineering from existing site to provide design and solution to be implemented in network customer. And helpful network customer more better as before. The survey usually involved site visit to optimum getting information from site. The object of engineering survey can define as the following, a. Site specification b. CME survey c. Equipment survey c. RF survey
- 7. Site investigation survey basic What is different things between engineering survey and investigation survey? in investigation site survey, we collecting information to build new site and recommendation the best solution in network customer. The main object of site investigation survey almost same with engineering site survey, but in investigation site survey we consider to location is in a populated area and focus on cell tower to be constructed on vacant land. The following object of site investigation survey ; a. Site acquisition b. Site specification c. CME survey d. RF survey
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